Lee soaks East as new tropical storms form
Tropical Storm Lee's leftovers brought welcome wet weather to Southeast farmers and flood worries to an already soaked Northeast on Wednesday two new storms roar to life. Full story
Powerful Katia forecast to miss East Coast
Hurricane Katia weakened to a Category 2 storm on Tuesday after reaching a powerful Category 4 strength on Monday, and was expected to veer away from the U.S. East Coast later this week. Full story
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Katia downgraded, but new storm brewing
Tropical-storm-turned-hurricane Katia was downgraded again to a tropical storm on Thursday, as a new weather system churns over the Gulf of Mexico. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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